Enterprise Architect

We are seeking an Enterprise Architect to join our Technology team on a full-time permanent basis.

Reporting to the Chief Technology Officer, you will shape and maintain LGT Wealth Management Australia’s enterprise technology architecture so it supports business strategy, operating priorities and long-term change. You will define target-state architecture and transition roadmaps across business capabilities, applications, software, data, integration, security, cloud and infrastructure, including how the core wealth platform and wider ecosystem evolve together.

Your responsibilities

• Define and maintain the enterprise architecture vision, principles, standards, target states and transition roadmaps aligned with business strategy direction.

• Maintain decision-useful views of business capabilities, applications, technologies, information domains, integrations and critical service dependencies.

• Assess the current technology landscape and drive simplification, modernisation, reuse and retirement, making duplication, lifecycle risk and architectural debt visible.

• Translate strategic priorities into a rolling enterprise technology roadmap and evidence-based recommendations on build, buy, partner, reuse and retire decisions.

• Engage from ideation and discovery to identify cross-initiative dependencies, constraints and transition impacts before material delivery commitments are made.

• Provide proportionate architecture assurance for material initiatives and facilitate architecture reviews, decisions and time-bound exceptions through to closure.

• Set enterprise guardrails and reusable patterns across modular software, data, APIs, events, integration, identity, cloud, infrastructure, security, resilience and observability.

• Partner with the wider technology team to support their ways of working, recognising current practical engineering standards and paved-road delivery patterns to support your plans.

• Maintain the technology landscape covering the core wealth management platform and enterprise systems to ensure clear boundaries with client channels, data, integration, automation, Group and third-party platforms.

• Partner with data, security, risk, service and business owners so architecture decisions address information governance, privacy, regulatory obligations, operational viability and business continuity.

• Provide enterprise architecture assessments to support portfolio prioritisation and investment planning, evaluating strategic alignment, reuse opportunities, total cost of ownership, lifecycle position, and architecture-related concentration, exit and operational risks.

• Build effective relationships with Australian, APAC and LGT Group stakeholders to maximise reuse while ensuring local regulatory, market and operational requirements are explicit.

• Use incidents, problems, audit findings, vendor direction and delivery lessons to improve target architectures, standards and investment priorities.

• Act as a trusted adviser to business and technology stakeholders, translating business strategy into clear architectural implications and enabling well-informed decisions by articulating options, trade-offs, risks and recommendations.